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Pakistan Studies — Lahore Resolution 1940 MCQs
Practice Pakistan Studies — Lahore Resolution 1940 multiple-choice questions for FIA competitive exams. Each question includes the correct answer and a short explanation, and past-paper questions are marked so you can revise both repeated and fresh material in one place.
Pliable
Vulnerable
Resilient
Fragile
ExplanationAdroba (in context of resilience/durability) means capable of withstanding stress or change. Resilient is the best synonym.
Ambivalent
Hesitant
Indecisive
Vacillating
ExplanationAmbivalent specifically refers to holding simultaneous contradictory feelings or attitudes.
Sturdy
Perennial
Transient
Enduring
ExplanationEphemeral means lasting for a very short time. Transient shares this meaning.
Bland
Mediocre
Humdrum
Exotic
ExplanationProsaic means dull or commonplace. Exotic suggests unusualness or interest, making it the opposite.
Consensus
Majority
Concurrence
Agreement
ExplanationConsensus means a general agreement or commonly held opinion, which is more precise than just 'agreement' or 'concurrence'.
GRANDEUR
UNIFORM
TRIVIAL
COMMON
ExplanationMundane means ordinary and dull. Grandeur refers to impressive scale or richness, making it the strongest opposite.
Evanescent
Fleeting
Transient
Perennial
ExplanationEphemeral means lasting for a very short time. 'Perennial' means lasting for a long or seemingly infinite time, making it the correct antonym.
Implied authorization
Tacit consent
Verbal assent
Manifest acceptance
ExplanationTacit consent means implied agreement; it is acceptance by silence or action rather than explicit words.
implied
subtle
explicit
latent
ExplanationTacit means understood or implied without being stated; explicit means stated clearly and in detail.
melancholy
consternation
remorse
abnegation
ExplanationRemorse refers specifically to deep regret over past actions, making it the most precise synonym.
lasting
transitory
permanent
durable
ExplanationEphemeral means lasting for a short time; transitory means not permanent.
salient
pervasive
omnipresent
rare
ExplanationUbiquitous means present everywhere; rare means rarely found, making it the opposite.
Public domain
Commonplace
Communal
Universal
ExplanationCommunal refers to things used or belonging to the community as a whole. Public domain describes legal ownership.
Polymath
Omniscient
Polyglot
Universalist
ExplanationPolymath refers to a person knowing or skilled in many different branches of knowledge (e.g., Leonardo da Vinci). Polyglot means speaking many languages.
affable
introverted
outgoing
sociable
ExplanationGregarious means fond of company; introverted is the opposite trait.
exposition
narrative
epitome
enumeration
ExplanationExposition refers to the act of explaining something in detail, making it the best synonym for a detailed account.
vigorous
staid
fickle
meticulous
ExplanationCapricious means subject to sudden and inexplicable changes of mood or behavior, making 'fickle' the correct synonym.
Antiquarian
Numismatist
Philatelist
Bibliophile
ExplanationPhilatelist is the specialized term for a stamp collector. Numismatist collects coins, and Bibliophile loves books.
Enduring
Permanent
Vibrant
Transitory
ExplanationEphemeral means lasting for a very short time. Transitory means not permanent; lasting only for a short time.
Scrupulousness
Pedantry
Fastidiousness
Meticulousness
ExplanationPedantry refers to excessive concern with minor academic details, often in an irritating way, while fastidiousness is general carefulness.
precog
prophet
seer
diviner
ExplanationA diviner is specifically a person who predicts the future, while a seer is more general.
chronicler
scholar
polemicist
satirist
ExplanationA chronicler is someone who records events or writes detailed accounts. Polemicist is an advocate of a doctrine; satirist is a writer of satire.
paleontologist
archaeologist
historian
anthropologist
ExplanationArchaeologist specializes in excavating and studying human history and culture through physical remains.
Vague
Ambiguous
Ambivalent
Obscure
ExplanationEquivocal means open to more than one interpretation, making 'Ambiguous' the closest and most accurate synonym.
Polyglot
Erudite
Polymath
Omniscient
ExplanationPolymath refers to a person with deep knowledge in multiple fields, whereas polyglot means knowing multiple languages.
malevolent
charitable
magnanimous
altruistic
ExplanationBenevolent means kindly or charitable. Malevolent means having or showing a desire to inflict harm, making it the antonym.
Laconic
Garrulous
Reticent
Mute
ExplanationTaciturn means reserved or uncommunicative. Garrulous means excessively talkative, making it the direct opposite.
veracious
dubious
veritable
specious
Explanation'Mendacious' means lying or untrue; its antonym is 'veracious', meaning truthful or accurate.
Acuity
Apex
Summit
Nadir
ExplanationZenith means the highest point; its antonym is 'Nadir', which signifies the lowest point or lowest period.
taciturn
verbose
oratorical
loquacious
ExplanationGarrulous means excessively talkative; taciturn means reserved or uncommunicative in speech.
Summit
Apex
Nadir
Placid
ExplanationZenith refers to the highest point or peak, and apex is the most precise synonym among the choices.
Outstanding
Remarkable
Flagrant
Conspicuous
ExplanationEgregious means conspicuously bad or wrong, which is best represented by 'Flagrant' (openly displayed or done).
substantial
lasting
permanent
fugacious
ExplanationEphemeral means lasting for a very short time; fugacious also means quickly passing or fleeting.
Eloquent
Garrulous
Meticulous
Laconic
ExplanationGarrulous means excessively talkative. Eloquent means fluent and persuasive, while Laconic means using very few words.
Jovial
Dejected
Vivacious
Exuberant
ExplanationEbullient means very cheerful and enthusiastic. Dejected means sad and depressed, making it the correct antonym.
aesthetics
aesthetic
artistry
perceptiveness
ExplanationThe ability or appreciation of beauty itself is termed 'aesthetics' (noun); 'aesthetic' is the adjective describing something that relates to beauty.
Diaphragmosis
Pulmonary action
Aeration
Respiration
ExplanationRespiration is the scientific term for the biological process of gas exchange (taking in oxygen and releasing carbon dioxide). This encompasses the breathing process, making it the most accurate term.
vast
transient
profuse
enduring
ExplanationEphemeral means lasting for a very short time; transient also means not permanent.
Omnipresent
Scarcity
Rare
Ephemeral
ExplanationUbiquitous means found everywhere; thus, 'omnipresent' is the accurate synonym. 'Ephemeral' means short-lived, and 'scarcity' refers to the state of being rare.
Perpetual
Fleeting
Transient
Evanescent
ExplanationEphemeral means lasting for a very short time; its opposite is Perpetual, meaning never ending or changing.
Conundrum
Prejudice
Misgiving
Misapprehension
ExplanationMisapprehension means a misunderstanding or wrong idea. Misgivings are feelings of doubt, while Conundrum means a confusing problem.
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